Jay Lynch
May 5, 2016
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Code ReviewWhat is bitHound?
With faster deployment cycles, a hundred competing priorities and tight deadlines to juggle– your team has a lot on their plate. Uncover and focus on the critical issues impacting your team, avoid software pitfalls and ship with confidence.
bitHound is a tool in the Code Review category of a tech stack.
Key Features
Do you know when your third party dependencies are at risk? bitHound gives you insight into the insecure, deprecated, outdated and unused packages impacting your software.We analyze your code to help your team determine where focus is needed. Understand the mechanical issues impacting your codebase, reduce complexity and clutter, and gain insights that go beyond the command line with bitHound.Whether it's formal issue management or the team's pending tech debt, it's important to get on top of these issues. bitHound offers an improved understanding of how the team is performing together and whether or not items are being left behind.
bitHound Pros & Cons
Pros of bitHound
- ✓Automatic dependency analysis
- ✓Easy setup
- ✓Zero-config linting integration
- ✓Auto sync with Github
- ✓Excellent customer service
Cons of bitHound
No cons listed yet.
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